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Embark on a quest for equilibrium in the bustling world of veterinary medicine, where work-life harmony isn't just an aspiration—it IS an achievable reality.  

You and your guide - Resilience Coach, Julie South - together look at the unspoken nuances of setting personal boundaries and the finesse required to communicate them with both confidence and charm to those who'll be affected.

This episode shows you the first step on the map to aligning your deepest values with your career without compromising your mental, physical, spiritual or financial health and well-being.  It's about embracing the unique dance of work and life as you define it, right here, right now, in your veterinary life.

Through the lens of this four part Work Life Harmony series, you'll gain strategies to nurture a resilient, positive mindset that's more than the mere act of juggling tasks. 

Today we look at helping you:

• Define your limits & boundaries  
• How to communicate those to the people who need to know, and then 
• Managing any push back you may encounter with confidence and charm

So stay tuned because your host Julie South walks you through the framework of how to word your personal boundary statement in a powerful, non-manipulative way, that makes it hard for people to pushback.    

Today's episode is definitely for you - if:

• you’re a people pleaser   
• you’re feeling a bit frazzled around the edges, and
• you’re contemplating quitting the veterinary sector altogether 

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